In our review of the ThinkPad X1 Carbon, we gave it high marks for its eye-popping HDR display, which covered 199 percent of the sRGB color gamut and emitted 469 nits of brightness. For a screen as vivid and sharp as this, we were also impressed that the battery lasted over 10 hours. On top of its sleek, lightweight design, we also regard its 1.8-millimeter travel keyboard to be one of the best we've tested.

The ThinkPad X1 Carbon does have some concerns with quality control, however, as we've found through a series of three personal purchases (so hang on to that warranty).

Lenovo is surviving on IBM's name though it has been for long taken over by a Chinese company which fact is concealed and abused as the sales and high price are manipulated by concealing the fact of its change of hands.The heavily discounted prices of direct selling on its website are simple and straight manipulation as the products continue to be completely unreliable being of extremely poor quality and no support service.Don't buy it even at higest discount as it is not worth the price even at rock bottom prices.